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Fruitland Football Coach Jordan Gross is Utah’s OL Coach
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MID-SEASON CHECK-IN with Athlete Narrative
We’re at the midway point of the season — here’s where things stand!
Girls Basketball:
- Fruitland & McCall-Donnelly lead at 2-0 in conference
- Cole Valley Christian & Weiser sitting at 1-1
- Payette & Homedale looking to climb from 0-2
Boys Basketball:
Conference play hasn’t tipped off yet, but here’s how teams look heading in:
- Cole Valley Christian leads overall at 4-4
- Homedale (3-4) & McCall-Donnelly (2-4) finding their rhythm
- Fruitland, Weiser & Payette building for league play
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THE WOLVERINES CAME TO PLAY!
Weiser put on an ABSOLUTE CLINIC Monday night, dominating from tip to buzzer in a 35-point blowout victory to move to 5-2 on the season!
The Wolverines came out on FIRE jumping out to a 20-11 first quarter lead and NEVER letting up. The second quarter? LOCKDOWN DEFENSE held Nampa Christian to just TWO POINTS as Weiser took a commanding 34-13 lead into the locker room.
The second half was no different — this team is CLICKING on all cylinders!
WOLVERINE STANDOUTS
- Ellie Shirts — 22 PTS
- Alyvia Goff — 16 PTS
- Nampa Christian Leaders
- Halle Kren — 6 pts
- Alexandria Evans — 6 pts
BY THE QUARTERS
- Q1: 20-11 WEI
- Q2: 34-13 WEI
- Q3: 46-19 WEI
- Q4: 56-21 FINAL
The Wolverines are on a roll heading into the 2025 season!
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FALL NOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN
It’s time to recognize the athletes who left it all on the field this fall season!
The Snake River Valley Awards are back, and we want YOU to help us honor the outstanding student-athletes from across the conference. Whether it was a game-winning touchdown, a dominant performance on the volleyball court, or leadership that inspired an entire team—now’s your chance to make sure they get the recognition they deserve.
Football
Volleyball
Soccer
Cross Country
Who can you nominate?
Any athlete from the Snake River Valley Conference schools—Payette, Cole Valley, Fruitland, Homedale, McCall, and Weiser—who made an impact this fall season.
How to nominate:
Head to snakerivervalleyawards.com and submit your nomination. It only takes a minute, but it means the world to these athletes.
Coaches, parents, teammates, fans—everyone is welcome to nominate. Let’s celebrate the hard work, dedication, and talent that made this fall season one to remember.
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BAKER IMPROVES TO 4-1 WITH WIN OVER FRUITLAND
The Baker Bulldogs handed the Fruitland Grizzlies a 46-37 loss in a hard-fought non-conference battle Tuesday night.
Kennedy Fitch led the charge for Fruitland, pouring in 15 points, with Jordynn Bake chipping in 9.
Baker got a big performance from Kyndal Chandler, who finished with a game-high 14 points, while Gwen Rasmussen added 10 in the win.
Fruitland (5-3) looks to rebound Thursday when they take on Marsing at the Parma Holiday Tournament. Meanwhile, Baker (4-1) carries their momentum into the Seaside Classic where they’ll square off against Elma (WA).
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WOOD RIVER GOES HOME WITH A WIN AGAINST THE PIRATES
Wood River Wolverines 57, Payette Pirates 33
The Wolverines put together a complete performance on the road, building an early lead and cruising to victory in Payette.
Wood River set the tone with a 16-9 first quarter and took a 25-18 advantage into the break. The Wolverines’ offense stayed hot in the second half, pulling away for the comfortable win.
Wood River: Grady Edwards led the way with 18 points, Tyler Nilsen added 15, and Tony Ambriz chipped in 10.
Payette: Michael Ocampo paced the Pirates with 14 points. Pierce Croft and Calvin Shaffer each contributed 5.
Records: Wood River moves to 2-3 | Payette falls to 0-3
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SNAKE RIVER VALLEY PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Congratulations to Fruitland’s Titus Vidlak on being named the 2025 SRV Player of the Year!
The Grizzlies’ QB1 put together a season for the ages:
3,624 total yards
46 touchdowns
329.4 yards per game
10-1 record, Semi-Finals appearance
A dominant force all season long. Well deserved, Titus!
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College of Idaho Takedown Montana Tech in NAIA Quarterfinals
The Yotes walked back into Butte—the ONLY place they lost this season—and left NO DOUBT.
College of Idaho dismantles previously UNDEFEATED Montana Tech 41-26 in the NAIA Quarterfinals at Alumni Coliseum!
💥 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME:
Rylie Byington | 25 carries | 206 yards | 4 TDs
TD runs of 1, 39, 2 & 65 yards—his 65-yard DAGGER with :26 left in the 3rd capped a 20-point Yote explosion that broke the game wide open.
🛡️ DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME:
Tanner Steele | 8 tackles | 2 PBUs
Locked down Tech’s passing attack when it mattered most.
⚡ GAME-CHANGING MOMENTS:
▪️ Mason Priddy forced fumble → Chase Brown recovery on Tech’s 2nd play
▪️ Priddy INT in the red zone at the CI 8
▪️ Tucker French tips a pass → Jacob Sisson INT at the Tech 45
▪️ 3 TURNOVERS FORCED. ALL CASHED IN.
The Yotes dominated on the ground: 356 rushing yards vs. just 92 for Tech. Caden Young added 81 rushing yards, a TD, and 127 passing yards. Ryken EchoHawk’s 43-yard TD run in the 4th put the nail in the coffin.
📊 FINAL:
CI: 14 | 0 | 20 | 7 — 41
MT: 0 | 13 | 0 | 13 — 26
College of Idaho (11-1) advances to the NAIA Semifinals riding a REVENGE win, a dominant ground attack, and a defense that delivered game-tilting plays in EVERY quarter. 💜🐺 -
Kelvin Obot, Idaho’s Top Recruit, Signs to Utah Utes
Kelvin Obot just made it OFFICIAL. ✍️
Today, Fruitland’s own became Idaho’s SECOND EVER 5-star recruit and put pen to paper with the Utah Utes. This is a moment that will be remembered in Idaho football history forever.
📊 By The Numbers:
⭐ 5-Star Recruit (247Sports Composite)
🏈 #24 Nationally | #4 Offensive Tackle | #1 in Idaho
📋 25 Division I Offers🏆 The Resume:
- 2025 MaxPreps Idaho Player of the Year
- 2025 SRV Lineman of the Year
- 2024 All-Idaho OL & DL
- Back-to-back SRV 1st Team selections
- 127 career tackles | 34 solo tackles
From leading Fruitland to a 10-1 season and the Semi-Finals this year, Kelvin has dominated on both sides of the ball. Programs like Oregon, USC, Michigan, Ohio State, Cal, and Wisconsin all came calling – but Utah earned the commitment back on July 1st, and today it became official.
Congratulations Kelvin and his family. Idaho is proud. 🔴⚫
Go Utes. 🙌
** Correction on graphic: It’s SECOND ever 5-Star Recruit. **
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College of Idaho Dominates Morningside to Advance in NAIA Playoffs
Final: College of Idaho 37, Morningside (Iowa) 19
The College of Idaho Yotes delivered a commanding performance at Simplot Stadium on Saturday afternoon, dispatching the Morningside Mustangs 37-19 in the second round of the NAIA Football Championships. Playing in front of 2,194 fans in chilly, windy conditions, the Yotes improve to 11-1 and advance to the quarterfinals.
First Half: Yotes Build Cushion
College of Idaho set the tone early, marching 75 yards on their opening drive capped by a 26-yard touchdown pass from Caden Young to Corban Freese. The Yotes defense held firm, and Josh Horn added a 31-yard field goal to push the lead to 10-0.
Then came the play of the game. Travis Marieiro broke free for a 68-yard touchdown run on just the first play of a drive, extending the lead to 17-0 with 10:14 left in the second quarter. Horn connected on another field goal from 30 yards to make it 20-0 before Morningside finally got on the board—Zack Chevalier finding Kelynn Jacobsen for a 5-yard score with 2:11 remaining in the half.
The Yotes took a 20-7 advantage into the locker room.
Second Half: Mustangs Surge, Yotes Answer
Horn’s 34-yard field goal in the third quarter pushed the lead to 23-7, but Morningside came out swinging in the fourth. A grueling 17-play, 75-yard drive ended with Max Hough punching it in from a yard out, cutting the deficit to 23-13. Then Chevalier connected with Drew Sellon on a 33-yard strike just minutes later, and suddenly it was a four-point game at 23-19 with 8:20 to play.
That’s when Young and Marieiro struck again. On a critical third-and-long, Young found Marieiro streaking down the sideline for a 61-yard touchdown that silenced the Mustangs’ momentum. The Yotes added one more score late—a 20-yard touchdown pass to Preston Chamberlin with 12 seconds remaining—to seal the 37-19 victory.
By the Numbers
Caden Young was efficient when it mattered most, completing 10-of-20 passes for 180 yards and three touchdowns while also leading the team with 101 rushing yards on 21 carries. Travis Marieiro was electric, totaling 158 all-purpose yards (78 rushing, 80 receiving) with two touchdowns on just four touches.
Morningside’s Zack Chevalier threw for 276 yards and two scores but was hampered by two sacks and an interception. Drew Sellon hauled in 11 catches for 132 yards in a losing effort.
The Yotes controlled the clock (34:38 to 25:14) and dominated on the ground with 269 rushing yards compared to Morningside’s 85.
Travis Mariero was named NAIA Second Round Outstanding OFFENSIVE Player of the Game
Matthew Iwamizu was named named NAIA Second Round Outstanding DEFENSIVE Player of the Game
Up Next
College of Idaho advances to the NAIA quarterfinals, continuing their quest for a national championship. They will travel to Butte, Montana to play the #3 Montana Tech, who won against #11 Carroll 31-21.
The Yotes are now 9-1 with 7 straight wins.